PV research experience
Understand plant condition, energy performance, environmental effects and cleaning decisions in context.
SolarOZ is an Australian startup founded by researchers emerging from UNSW Sydney's photovoltaics research community. Our team brings photovoltaics and computer-science experience together to help solar project teams understand performance and make well-grounded technical decisions.
Solar plants are physical systems, and the evidence used to operate them is increasingly digital. Our team brings both perspectives to the same engineering question.
Understand plant condition, energy performance, environmental effects and cleaning decisions in context.
Use data, models and software to organise complex evidence and compare possible actions with engineering judgement.
Make technical findings clear and relevant to project delivery, asset management and day-to-day operations.
SolarOZ supports commercial and utility-scale PV projects with research-informed technical analysis and practical engineering support.
We start with the decision the work needs to support, then shape the scope around the asset, available data and operating constraints. We explain assumptions and limitations so teams can judge how to use the findings.
We aim to make collaboration straightforward: listen carefully, ask clear questions, share what we learn and be candid about what the evidence can support.
We welcome applied projects that connect research questions with the needs of operating solar projects.
Explore applied research, technical demonstrations, student and researcher projects, and methods grounded in real-world needs.
Work with asset owners, EPCs, equipment providers and O&M teams on practical PV performance and operations questions.
Discuss pilot studies, data-led investigations and research-to-industry work with a clear scope and shared outcomes.
Tell us the question you are exploring and who you would like to work with.
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